@flux-kontext-pro

Bustling Ancient Egypt city. A bride with long flowing dreadlock hair. She is wearing a gold dress made real, flowing gold flowers. Upon her head is a golden crown made of real gold flowers.

1. Color Grading / Desaturation: The image exhibits a heavily desaturated and muted color palette, primarily consisting of browns, grays, and dull greens. 2. Contrast Enhancement (Localized/Regional): foreground elements show good depth and texture due to contrast, while the background remains more flattened and obscured by haze. 3. Haze/Fog Effect: A significant atmospheric haze or fog is present, particularly in the midground and background. 4. Vignetting (Subtle): subtle darkening around the edges of the frame. 5. Sharpening/Detail Enhancement: The central figure, as well as the immediate foreground ground, show a good level of sharpness and detail. 6. Depth of Field / Bokeh Effect: The image uses a shallow depth of field. The main figure is in sharp focus, while the background (and all other figures or items) is significantly blurred (bokeh). 7. Dynamic Range Compression / Shadow Enhancement: compress of the dynamic range to enhance the moodiness and weight of the shadows. 8. Texture Enhancement: The textures of the clothing, hair, and personal effects are quite pronounced, employ texture clarity or enhancement filters to emphasize the overall quality of the image. 9. Shadow Deepening: The dark areas often appear slightly blurred or out of focus. Employ a shallow depth of field which emphasizes the well-lit subject. The darkness in the shadows is not a harsh, pure black, but rather a deep, desaturated blue-gray. 10. Skin Wetness/Oiling Enhancement: The most prominent effect is the amplification of the wet or oily appearance of the skin. Increase specular highlights and potentially add small white/light-colored dots or strokes to simulate water droplets or a very oily sheen. 11. Clarity/Texture Enhancement (Skin, Subtle): 12. Gritty/Rough Overlay: Apply a subtle, almost grainy or speckled overlay, particularly noticeable in the darker areas of the clothing and against the lighter background. This adds a sense of roughness and real-world grit. 13. Weather Effects (Particles): The falling dust particles against the background contribute to the overall texture by introducing small, distinct elements that break up smooth areas and create a dynamic, atmospheric depth. These particles are sharp enough to be perceived individually, adding to the visual noise in a controlled way.